"Backends for Frontends": what is it?

Backends for Frontends (BFF) is an architectural cloud design pattern that lets you group your microservices under a layer that is responsible for a specific user experience, such as mobile, desktop, or TV applications. Let's learn how, why, and when one should be using it.
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[@RogerThat902]

Awesome! I confess we use this structure at work but I never truly knew what it meant since I only see how the app I work on works. Thanks :)

[@syedmuhammadakbar7032]

Deja Vu... The last video about the domain pattern... Only after having to watch the domain pattern video was I able to realize that I have been working on Domain pattern since the last two years...

[@hanibal43]

ABSOLUTLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! you take these concepts and simplify and display them to be able to comprehend these concepts rather spending hours reading bloated articles!

[@yaroslavmatushevych5360]

Thank you for the useful content! I have a question, is it possible to have BFF that calls another general API?

[@Aleks-fp1kq]

Your code your rules.